2002 Porsche 911 Targa
WP0BA299X2S635365
2002 Porsche 911 Targa VIN WP0BA299X2S635365 was sold at Copart for $9 300 USD. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar PORSCHE 911 listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera has been through nine previous owners and includes a mix of personal, lease, and corporate fleet usage across several states including Texas, Florida, and New York. While the vehicle shows no reported accidents or structural damage, it was previously listed as an auction inventory in Pennsylvania and featured on dealer lots in Illinois before its most recent registration in New Jersey. The report confirms 6 service records with specific maintenance performed on the cooling system, engine, exhaust_system, electrical components, and fluids during a stop in Illinois. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding, or financing to evaluate how the extensive ownership transitions and multi-state title history may impact its current value.
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A complete flood-recovery inspection is required before valuation. Anticipated work may include draining and testing all fluids, removing and drying carpeting, inspecting wiring and modules, cleaning or replacing corroded connectors, checking the engine cylinders and intake for water entry, and testing the transmission and drivetrain. The stated repair estimate of 36000 USD equals the stated market value, indicating substantial financial exposure. Export-market labor and used parts can reduce costs, but flood-related electrical faults may remain difficult to diagnose and can reappear over time.
The vehicle presents well visually, with intact-looking body panels, a complete interior, keys present, and no clear evidence of a collision or deployed airbags. However, appearance is not a reliable indicator of flood condition. Before bidding, obtain a complete waterline assessment, scan every control module, inspect connectors and grounds, verify engine rotation and compression, test all electrical equipment, and check fluids for contamination. The insurance seller is a positive factor because the vehicle is being offered as-is with the reported primary damage, but the flood history still warrants a significant reserve for hidden failures.
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